Script symbols, Operation macro commands – HP StorageWorks XP Remote Web Console Software User Manual
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Table 75 Script File Requirements
Requirement
Item
320 bytes
Maximum length of one line of a script
1024
Maximum number of items of one list type identification
name
16 bytes
Maximum length of one item of a list type work variable
string
150 bytes
Maximum length of one item of a non-list type string
33,000
Maximum number of items of macro trace storage
33,000
Maximum number of items of error trace
8 megabytes
Maximum length of a script file
Script Symbols
Symbols can be used in a script to enhance or limit the power of each script command. The next
table lists and describes the symbols that can be used in a script.
Table 76 Script Symbols
Use
Symbol
Used to define the character constant by enclosing with it
quotation marks.
Quotation mark
Used to delimit the before and after phrases.
Space
Used to delimit the before and after phrases. This symbol
must be placed by following each macro description rule.
Comma
Used to describe a list.
Brace
Only used to describe a condition in the If statement.
Parenthesis
Used as an operator in the If statement by placing the equal
sign next to it. This symbol is not useful when used alone.
Exclamation mark
Used as an operator in the If statement when used alone.
When the equal sign follows, nothing changes.
Unequal sign
Used as a substitute sign when used alone. When the equal
sign follows, it becomes an operator in the If statement.
Equal sign
NOTE:
The before and after phrases are split by the above symbols. Each symbol is recognized
as a single word.
Operation Macro Commands
The functional macros are the script equivalents of the following TrueCopy for Mainframe pair
operations:
•
Create pairs
•
Release pairs
•
Suspend pairs
•
Resynchronize pairs
•
Change pair options
•
Start pairs
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